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AP Microeconomics
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1. Models where firms agree to mutually improve their situation
Collusive oligopoly
Law of Demand
Producer surplus
Determinants of Supply
2. Production inputs that the firm can adjust in the short run to meet changes in demand for their output. Often this is labor and/or raw materials
Variable inputs
Determinants of Demand
Income Elasticity
Determinants of Supply
3. The ability to set the price above the perfectly competitive level
Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand
Market power
Monopoly long-run equilibrium
Diseconomies of Scale
4. The additional cost incurred from the consumption of the next unit of a good or a service
Marginal Cost (MC)
Specialization
Positive externality
Necessity
5. Has opposite effect of an excise tax - as it lowers the marginal cost of production - forcing the supply curve down
Subsidy
Spillover costs
Market Economy (Capitalism)
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL)
6. For one good - constrained by prices and income - a consumer stops consuming a good when the price paid for the next unit is equal to the marginal benefit received
Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL)
Absolute Advantage
Constrained Utility Maximization
7. Exists if a producer can produce a good at lower opportunity cost than all other producers
Marginal Revenue Product (MRP)
Comparative Advantage
Market Equilibrium
Profit Maximizing Resource Employment
8. The sum of consumer surplus and producer surplus
Monopoly
Total Welfare
Market Economy (Capitalism)
Unit elastic demand
9. A very diverse market structure characterized by a small number of interdependent large firms - producing a standardized or differentiated product in a market with a barrier to entry
Luxury
Marginal Revenue Product (MRP)
Oligopoly
Increasing Cost Industry
10. The total quantity - or total output of a good produced at each quantity of labor employed
Perfectly inelastic
Total Product of Labor (TPL)
Least-Cost Rule
Monopoly
11. Exists if a producer can produce more of a good than all other producers
Specialization
Relative Prices
Absolute Advantage
Income Elasticity
12. A measure of industry market power. Sum the market share of the four largest firms and a ratio above 40% is a good indicator of oligopoly
Variable inputs
Allocative Efficiency
Utility Maximizing Rule
Four-firm concentration ratio
13. Two goods are consumer substitutes if they provide essentially the same utility to consumers
Substitute Goods
Non-collusive oligopoly
Luxury
Positive externality
14. When firms focus their resources on production of goods for which they have comparative advantage
Specialization
Cartel
Marginal Productivity Theory
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL)
15. A good for which higher income decreases demand
Break-even Point
Complementary Goods
Marginal Analysis
Inferior Goods
16. The rate paid on the last dollar earned. This is found by taking the ratio of the change in taxes divided by the change in income
Long Run
Decreasing Cost industry
Income Elasticity
Marginal tax rate
17. Ed = (%dQd)/(%dP). Ignore negative sign
Perfect competition
Price elastic demand
Price elasticity
Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand
18. TR = P * Qd
Non-collusive oligopoly
Dead Weight Loss
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue Product (MRP)
19. Two goods are consumer complements if they provide more utility when consumed together than when consumed separately
Determinants of Supply
Producer surplus
Perfectly inelastic
Complementary Goods
20. Ed > 1 - meaning consumers are price sensitive
Marginal Resource Cost (MRC)
Marginal Analysis
Marginal Benefit (MB)
Price elastic demand
21. The study of how people - firms - and societies use their scarce productive resources to best satisfy their unlimited material wants.
Marginal Benefit (MB)
Marginal Analysis
Economics
Monopoly
22. The difference between the price received and the marginal cost of producing the good. It is the area above the supply curve and under the price
Price Ceiling
Oligopoly
Total Revenue
Producer surplus
23. An economic system based upon the fundamentals of private property - freedom - self-interest - and prices
Demand for Labor
Market Economy (Capitalism)
Determinants of Demand
Price Elasticity of Supply
24. Ei > 1
Normal Profit
Marginal Analysis
Luxury
Monopoly
25. The change in quantity demanded resulting from a change in the price of one good relative to other goods
Surplus
Spillover costs
Substitution Effect
Marginal Cost (MC)
26. The mechanism for combining production resources - with existing technology - into finished goods and services
Production function
Excess Capacity
Total Revenue Test
Incidence of Tax
27. The difference between total revenue and total explicit and implicit costs
Collusive oligopoly
Inferior Goods
Market power
Economic Profit
28. Models where firms are competitive rivals seeking to gain at the expense of their rivals
Oligopoly
Non-collusive oligopoly
Demand for Labor
Diseconomies of Scale
29. The proportion of the tax paid by the consumers in the form of a higher price for the taxed good is greater if demand for the good is inelastic and supply is elastic
Incidence of Tax
Break-even Point
Perfectly elastic
Marginal Resource Cost (MRC)
30. A legal minimum price below which the product cannot be sold. If a floor is installed at some level above the equilibrium price - it creates a permanent surplus
Price floor
Four-firm concentration ratio
Average Product of Labor (APL)
Determinants of elasticity
31. Total product divided by labor employed. APL = TPL/L
Spillover benefits
Fixed inputs
Law of Supply
Average Product of Labor (APL)
32. The difference between your willingness to pay and the price you actually pay. It is the area below the demand curve and above the price
Consumer surplus
Average Fixed Cost (AFC)
Shutdown Point
Average Product of Labor (APL)
33. A legal maximum price above which the product cannot be sold. If a floor is installed at some level above the equilibrium price - it creates a permanent shortage
Monopolistic competition
Resources
Price Ceiling
Average Variable Cost (AVC)
34. The output where ATC is minimized and economic profit is zero
Break-even Point
Non-collusive oligopoly
Consumer surplus
Determinants of Demand
35. The change in total product resulting from a change in the labor input. MPL = dTPL/dL - or the slope of total product
Collusive oligopoly
Marginal Product of Labor (MPL)
Price floor
Price elasticity
36. A group of firms that agree not to compete with each other on the basis of price - production - or other competitive dimensions. Cartel members operate as a monopolist to maximize their joint profits
Constant cost industry
Cartel
Total Welfare
Productive Efficiency
37. The price of a good measured in units of currency
Price elastic demand
Absolute prices
Incidence of Tax
Marginal Cost (MC)
38. Goods that are both rival and excludable. Only one person can consume the good at a time and consumers who do not pay for the good are excluded from consumption
Shortage
Private goods
Break-even Point
Monopsonist
39. The most desirable alternative given up as the result of a decision
Increasing Cost Industry
Market Economy (Capitalism)
Consumer surplus
Opportunity Cost
40. Production inputs that cannot be changed in the short run. Usually this is the plant size or capital
Average Fixed Cost (AFC)
Law of Increasing Costs
Price discrimination
Fixed inputs
41. The practice of selling essentially the same good to different groups of consumers at different prices
Cartel
Price discrimination
Monopolistic competition
Production function
42. Production of maximum output for a given level of technology and resources. All points on the PPF are productively efficient
Excise Tax
Productive Efficiency
Price inelastic demand
Economics
43. Another way of saying that firms are earning zero economic profits or a fair rate of return on invested resources
Income Effect
Normal Profit
Determinants of elasticity
Price Elasticity of Supply
44. Entry (or exit) of firms does not shift the cost curves of firms in the industry
Marginal Cost (MC)
Constant cost industry
Accounting Profit
Constrained Utility Maximization
45. Holding all else equal - when the price of a good rises - consumers decrease their quantity demanded for that good
Fixed inputs
Average Total Cost (ATC)
Law of Demand
Private goods
46. Product demand - productivity - prices of other resources - and complementary resources
Determinants of Supply
Determinants of Labor Demand
Utility Maximizing Rule
Law of Increasing Costs
47. Total revenue rises with a price increase if demand is price inelastic and falls with a price increase if demand is price elastic
Total Revenue Test
Total Revenue
Inferior Goods
Average Variable Cost (AVC)
48. Labor demand for the firm is MRPL curve. The labor demanded for the entire market DL = ?MRPL of all firms
Demand for Labor
Constrained Utility Maximization
Break-even Point
Total Product of Labor (TPL)
49. Exists at the point where the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded
Market Equilibrium
Shortage
Complementary Goods
Average Product of Labor (APL)
50. The firm hires the profit maximizing amount of a resource at the point where MRP = MRC
Accounting Profit
Profit Maximizing Resource Employment
Total Revenue Test
Surplus
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